Michael R. Bradley 
Great Smokies Myths and Legends 
The True Stories behind History’s Mysteries

Is it possible that the woman who raised Abraham Lincoln was actually his half-sister, and that the man he knew as his grandfather had conducted a scandalous affair with a servant girl? Was Nancy Dude really a murderous witch, or the victim of relentless calamities that would stretch anyone beyond the bounds of sanity? Should Horace Kephart be considered a hero for his work to protect the area of the Great Smokies, where a moutain was named in his honor, or a drunken scoundrel who uprooted families from the homes and farms they’d had for generations?From Sam Houston’s childhood among the Cherokee to the mysterious ’;road to nowhere’, Great Smokies Myths and Legends makes history fun and pulls back the curtain on some of this national park’s most fascinating and compelling stories.